Pelton Turbine Blade

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The Pelton wheel, the Pelton Wheel, was invented by a person named Lester Allan Pelton in the 1980's. This turbine is one of a variety of shock turbines, which is usually rotated by the impact of a jumble that hits the top of the turbine blades. The American Pelton Turbine was invented in the United States and is part of a turbine without any reaction or impact. This turbine consists of a moving wheel mounted on its outer circumference at certain intervals, a number of blades in the form of a spatula or trowel. Fluid or water collides with turbine spells, causing the transfer of energy from the potential of water, which becomes a kinetic energy when exiting the nozzle. And this energy comes to the mechanical energy through the turbine wheel and can be moved on the turbine axis. The water fountain that hits the blades is diverted from its path and is divided into two equal parts, and each part of the fountain travels tangent to the blade wall, and in this situation it gives kinetic energy to the wheel To be In the pellet turbine, around 90% to 93%, the hydraulic efficiency varies between 96% and 98%. The Pelton's turbine speed is between 2 and 16 rpm. Another important point is that at high altitudes, the corrosion of the wheel blades, which have a high speed, is increased due to the high speed of fountains. Therefore, if a high speed pylon turbine is used for high heights, the precision of the shape and shape of the blades should be carefully designed. The pelton turbine is about 500 to 600 meters high.